denigration

denigration

美 [ˌdenɪ'ɡreɪʃ(ə)n] 　英 [ˌdenɪ'ɡreɪʃ(ə)n]

• n.诽谤
• 网络诋毁；贬损；贬损化

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例句

He thought the Iranians were right to see 300's depiction of the Persians as "an example of cultural denigration" .

他觉得伊朗人肯定把《300勇士》一片中对波斯人的描绘看作“文化毁谤的典型”。

Your writing is lovely, funny, but I don't think the denigration of a serious scientist like Collins does a lot of good.

你写得很可爱，也有趣，但我并不认为诋毁像柯林斯这样一位认真的科学家有多好。

Yet, this did not mean denigration or reduction of the importance of civil society participation and viewpoints, it added.

它还说，这并不是要贬低或者缩小民间社会的参与和观点的重要性。

The essence of the denigration of women is our definition as sex object.

诋毁妇女的实质就是视我们为性目标。

So that's why the 1848 text with its fear of and denigration of women, in contrast to the 1820 text, is inferior.

这就是为什么1848年版本这样害怕，并诋毁女性，与1820年版本相比，略逊一筹。

That is an obvious illustration of Self-denigration in Chinese politeness.

明显的表现了中国人在礼貌方面的卑己尊人的特点。

The Chinese language embraces many unique politeness features, such as self- denigration and affirmative propensity.

汉语中存在诸多独特的礼貌现象，如贬己尊人和趋于肯定回答倾向。

That is a denigration of their lifestyle.

这是对他们生活方式的一种诋毁。

In the Empire of the Gaze: Foucault and the Denigration of Vision in 20th Century French Thought

在凝视的帝国：福柯与20世纪法国思想对视觉的贬损